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When I run (+ 1 1)(+ 1 1) using eval-print-last-sexp in a buffer, itthis function inserts a newline and outputs 2. I'd rather its output were just ' 2' (space and 2).
How can I change this?
When I run (+ 1 1) in a buffer, it inserts a newline and outputs 2. I'd rather its output were just ' 2'.
How can I change this?
When I run (+ 1 1) using eval-print-last-sexp in a buffer, this function inserts a newline and outputs 2. I'd rather its output were just ' 2' (space and 2).
